Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-16

He has some elegant things in this line.
Kimber cleaver and family took their
departure for Los Angeles last Monday.
Judge Murphy and b. F. Leete were pas.
sengers on Thursdays south.bound train.
H. NJ. Yerington and D. A. Bender were
passengers on Thursdays train bound south.
Miss Laura Freeman, Of Carson, was a
passenger on Mondays train from Mason
Valley.
About an inch Of snow fell IN Mason Val.
ley last Sunday. 1t did not stay long on the
ground.
John Benson found $40 and John E. H aines
81 IN the ruins OF the Occidental Hotel last
Thursday.
The Douglass mill will probably start in
full with the electric process Tuesday Or
Wednesday next.
A. J. Littel's new house in Greenfield, is
rapidly nearing completion, and will be an
ornament to the town.
]. A. Bonham has the largest and best Sc
lected stock OF fresh flower and garden seeds
ever brought to Dayton.
H. T. Beale has just received large and
fashionable stock of ladies and childrens
head gear. Call and see it.
Mr.. Twaddle, OF Franktown, has been ap.
pointed station agent at Wabuska in the
place Of Mr.. Peacock, retired.
Beale is daily receiving new goods in the
boot and shoe line and is also showing some
elegant furnishing goods for gents.
B. S. Mason has resigned his appointment
as Notary Public, of Mason Valley, and c.
F. Fox has been appointed in his place.
Beautiful lawns! Neat calicoes! Pretty
sutings! Lovely curtain goods Stylish hats
and trimmings! all to be found at Bonhams.
Don't fail to see them.
George Randall is putting in all his time
gardening now and will probably have as
fine garden a, New Jerusalem as there is in
the State this Summer.
Hubbard and Crandall are having their
band OF 1000 sheep sheared. The weather
has been bad this week and poor Roadway
has been the consequence.
Thomas Meehan, OF Sutro, is the proud
father Of nine pound boy. The event took
place last Wednesday morning, and mother
and child are now doing we'll.
]. A. Bonham has just received large,
we'll selected and elegant spring stock OF dry
goods. The ladies should call and look at
it. 1t costs nothing to look at goods.
Mrs. Emma Bosch and son, OF Mason VAL
ley. we're passengers on last Sundays train
for Virginia City, where Mrs. B. goes to Wis.
il her sister who is i'll with rheumatism.
T. R. Hawkins is erecting a commodious
building alongside his old carpenter shop, in
which, when completed, he will have his
shop and will conduct furniture store.
The receipts of the Mint last month were
less than $50 and the expenses over s., 900.
Over 5000, 900 in silver however went past
the Mint doors from the Comstock.-AepfSi.
Mr.. Beven passed through Dayton this
week on his way to construct and operate
new mill near Bodie. Mr.. Beven is an old
Californian and Bodieite and we'll known in
mining circles.
Tom Meehan, OF Sutro, received from In
diana the other day thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock rooster. The bird is a fine one, and
will add greatly to Mr.. Meehan's already
we'll selected stock of poultry.
Chas. Bovard, OF Mason Valley, is build
ing substantial new house on his ranch one
mile south Of Greenfield. and when it is COM
pleted, he and one of Mason Valleys fair
daughters will be fit subjects for congratula-
tons, so it is reported.
The participants in Slasher 4 Crasher with
one or two others will 60 to Silver City
next week and in conjunction with their local
talent, give an entertainment, that will be
followed by dance, for the benefit Of the
public schools of Silver City.
The engineer at the Como, Eureka mine
lost control OF his machine last Tuesday and
let the cage drop to the bottom Of the shaft,
a distance of about 400 feet. Nobody was
on the cage as luck would have it, and the
only damage done was to the cable and cage.
Ruel and Welk Lothrop have been for the
past week prospecting for tailings, digging
little holes here and there all over town.
Their patience has heen rewarded by their
finding body of them right in front Of MIR.
Cookies yard that will 60 $40 or more per ton.
The ranchers of Mason Valley have been
pushing their work with their usual energy.
The grain crop is about all sown. bitches
cleaned and water running on the crops.
Everyone anticipates better times this season.
Considerable alfalfa is being sown and more
than the usual amount Of grain.
Mr.. Hardin, Of Mason Valley, is going
ahead with his housebuidling. The old
house has been torn down and large quanti-
ties of lumber for the new one are arriving
at Wabuska. Mr.. Hardin is public spirit
ed gentleman, and while building up his
own interests will advance the interests of
the people of the entire valley.
VIM. Kean is having the lot on Main street
Just back OF the Corner saloon cleared off.
Report has it that the new building that will
be erected will be used for hetel, butcher
shop, a restaurant, a blacksmith shop, an ice
house, a saloon, a printing Office. hurdy
house. an electric supply depot, and gen.
erai store, and it probably will.